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Alfy The largest web portal for kids, was developed so that for the first time ever 3-9 year olds could safely and easily experience everything the cyber world has to offer. ALFY is a fun, accessible, educational center stocked with interactive stories, games, crafts, activities, and much more.

Animal Haven Those looking for a complete online zoo with pictures of every animal from aardvark to zebra may be disappointed. However, the animals that are included, such as the Pandas, are "virtually exhibited," providing much more than a few lines of description. Educational animal games also are provided, as are animal "postcards" that you can use to write messages to friends.

Catch the Science Bug- Investigate this site with your children to learn more about the exciting world of science exploration!

Coloring Fun-For our younger students and their younger siblings! 

Discovery-A must visit for all West School Students and their families!!

Fun Brain- Interactive site for parents and their children. Many math games and puzzles that will stimulate learning! You have to play Math Baseball!@

Fun School-Super  site for all of our West School students and their families.  Interactive games reinforce skills and learning in the classroom.  Try it!

Kids Com Visit here to play games and have fun.  Don't miss the internet safety game!  

Liberty's Kids-Check out this revolutionary cartoon about the real stories of the American Revolution. You will be right in the middle of the action with two apprentice reporters working for Benjamin Franklin

National Geographic- Great site to find out more about the world around us.  Be sure to check out the creature feature!

PBS Kids Fantastic site to explore for information on your favorite PBS characters. (i.e. Arthur) Look at the coloring pages, Reading Rainbow selections and exciting games to enjoy.

Scholastic Kids-Fun site for West School students and their families. Look for information about your favorite story characters including Harry Potter. Check out their word of the week and other games and puzzles.  This is a great "family" site.

Sign Language-Learn to sign with Koko the Gorilla.  Be sure to investigate more about this amazing Gorilla.

Smarty Games More interactive games to enjoy.

Starfall- Wonderful phonics site for our early readers.

Storynory-Stories you can download into i-pods and more. Great for all ages!

Spatulatta Spatulatta.com presents kids with beginning cooking tips and recipes while encouraging them to eat well and to understand the connection between farms and the dinner table. The site also encourages kids to ask family members for recipes they can cook together

What's that Stuff? Ever wonder what lipstick is made of? Chemical and Engineering News brings you answers and explanations about what materials go into some of your favorite items.

Women in Science learn more about women who have made a mark in the field of science. Interactive games are a plus!

Yahooligans-Fabulous reference site for children.  Games, puzzles, and homework help available.

Yucky-Fabulous site to learn more about the world of Science.


 

Current News

Ready to “Shop the Swap?” Join Us at the Beach Boutique!

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It’s time to refresh your wardrobe the eco-friendly way! The Beach Boutique is a special pop-up “shop” where students can swap gently used clothing they’ve outgrown or grown tired of and pick out new-to-you favorites all at no cost.

Event Details
Saturday & Sunday, November 8 and 9
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Middle School Gym

Before the event, help stock the racks by donating gently used clothing in any school building throughout the week. For those who prefer a quick drop-off, the Drive-In Donation Center will be open in the back parking lot by the Middle School Gym on Friday, November 7, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Join us to “shop the swap,” find something new, and help give our clothes and the planet a second life. See you at the Beach Boutique!
 

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Long Beach Orchestra Students Selected for Prestigious LISFA Ensembles

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Long Beach Public Schools is proud to announce that eight talented Long Beach orchestra students have been selected to perform in the Long Island String Festival Association (LISFA) ensembles that will take place in the new year.

Selection to the LISFA ensembles is highly competitive and reflects both individual excellence and strong ensemble preparation. Students will join peers from across Long Island for rehearsals and performances under the direction of distinguished guest conductors. This distinguished honor recognizes their musicianship, dedication, and hard work and is an exceptional opportunity for artistic growth and collaboration.

Congratulations to the following students on this outstanding accomplishment. We look forward to hearing them represent Long Beach with pride: Brooklyn Quigley, grade 10, Long Beach High School, Division 9–10 Orchestra, and Maia Rossi, grade 11, Long Beach High School, Division 11–12 Orchestra, both under the direction of Sun Shin; Katya Karnegie, grade 8, Long Beach Middle School, Division 7–8 Orchestra and Kelsey Parker, grade 6, Long Beach Middle School, Division 6 Orchestra, both taught by David Lobenstein; Jiya Klarner, grade 5, Lido Elementary School, Theodore Bergman, grade 5, Lindell Elementary School, and McCartney Borello grade 5, West Elementary School, all taught by Noelle Bach and performing in the Division 5 Orchestra; and Elliot Rocklin, grade 5, East Elementary School, Division 5 Orchestra, taught by Sofia Notar-Francesco.

The district extends appreciation and gratitude to our dedicated orchestra teachers for their expert instruction and mentorship, and to families for their continued support. This achievement showcases the strength of Long Beach’s music program and the passion of our student musicians.